The Girly Ghost Hunters

The Girls don't feel welcome when they visit the skeletal ruins of the Hermitage mansion in Ancaster, Ontario, which is surrounded by tales of murders, satanic rituals, and romantic tragedy.

The Girls boldly venture to Kingston's Cedar Island, where they are trapped overnight with no company except the ghosts and the mosquitoes until the boat returns to pick them up the next morning.

Niagara's beautiful Angel Inn is reportedly haunted by British army captain who was killed in the beer cellar many years ago.

The Girls are truly scared when they visit a 19th Century fort that seemingly harbors ghost soldiers, and reportedly even the sound of cannon shots in the night.

The Girls visit the Cherryhill House Restaurant, reputed to have been built out of the wood and stone from an Indian burial site, and haunted by a headdress-wearing native American ghost.

The Girls investigate The Werx, a nightclub that was once a spice factory, supposedly haunted by Harvey, a former employee that died in a fire in the building.

The Girls investigate Banting House, a haunted Bed and Breakfast.

The Girls investigate the Drummond Hill Cemetery, known as the site of one of the bloodiest battles in the War of 1812 and as one of the most haunted sites in Canada.

The Girls investigate the Masil Farmhouse in Ajax, Ontario, supposedly haunted by the former owner.

The Girls investigate the Bytown Museum in Ottawa, Ontario.

The Girls investigate the Ottawa Jail Hostel. Even though it's been converted, guests still sleep in jail cells. The Hostel is said to be haunted by Patrick J. Whelan, put to a death in the 1800's for a murder he claims he did not commit.

The Girls investigate Fort George in Old Fort Niagara, Ontario. Fort George was the headquarters for Centre Division of the British Army during the War of 1812.

In the first episode, the Girls investigate the Grand Theatre in London, Ontario.